Transit slide debut by Pecos Trails head at Roswell council meeting
Roswell City Council heard a slide presentation from Pecos Trails Transit Director Anna Aragon as part of a broader plan to showcase city departments. Aragon reported 2014 bus service moved about 700 people weekly and 300 on weekends, servicing 85 percent of the town with a aim for 95 percent. Budget figures showed 2014 at 1.44 million with 788,114 federal funds. 2015 projected at 1.57 million. Advertising on buses offers low cost options for local businesses with signs costing 50 dollars monthly for large signs and 30 for smaller ones.
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New Mexico reports first flu deaths of 2014-15 season
The New Mexico Department of Health confirmed five flu related deaths this season, including individuals ages 29, 79, 81, 86 and 92 from Curry, Sandoval, Bernalillo, Bernalillo and Los Alamos counties. Health officials urge vaccination and antiviral treatment for high risk groups. The predominant strain is influenza A H3N2, linked to more severe illness.
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Curry County
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Bernalillo County
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Martinez Pushes Right-to-Work Legislation in New Mexico
Gov. Susana Martinez announced she will push for right-to-work laws barring unions as a job condition. Republicans pre-filed bills covering private and public sectors, arguing growth while opponents warn of union attacks.
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Albuquerque
Susana Martinez
Albuquerque Journal
Martinez
New Mexico House
New Mexico lawmakers push education and welfare funding boost
A budget proposal from the Legislative Finance Committee would add over 140 million dollars for the next year with 71 million for public schools and 25 million for early childhood initiatives. Oil price declines threaten actual spending, while Gov. Martinez backs potential education reforms.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Legislative Finance Committee
Sweetwater Feels Oil Boom Fade As Bust Looms
In Sweetwater Texas a town of 11000 once geared up for a shale boom atop the Cline Shale now braces for layoffs and budget cuts as oil prices slump. Local leaders spent millions upgrading the courthouse hospital and law center to attract workers and industry.
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Texas
Cline
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Greg Wortham
Cline Shale Alliance
Permian Basin
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